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Nail varnish remover or some other strong solvent/chemical has been split on the leather, which has resulted in the top coat of colour being stripped off. The colour was matched using a brown kit, and then colour was sponged on to make it blend it.
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The colour on this cream leather armchair has been rubbed off by someone using the wrong cleaning product on leather. The colour was matched using a cream kit and sponged on to blend in.
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The coating of colour has been taken off this leather where cellotape was stuck down. When it was removed it peeled some of the leather off as well. The colour is matched and sponged onto the leather using a brown kit, the gloss finish (also provided) is then sponged ontop of the colour to enhance the shine.
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The colour has slowly worn off the arm of this leather chair as friction with use causes the colour to slowly fade and rub down. The colour is matched using the brown kit and sponged on to blend in.
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A white blemish on the side of this brown leather chair. The colour is matched and then sponged over the area to make it blend in.
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